Tenders

The Competitive Tender Process

The competitive tender process is exactly like a funnel. To win, you must complete each stage Expression of Interest All tenderers start off by making an Expression of Interest. This effectively means that they have “tossed their hat” into the ring for consideration to be included in the tender process. Pre-qualification Questionnaire Unless there is […]

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Competitive Tender Process

Informal Tender Procedure

I wrote in an earlier blog that, whereas a formal tender will follow certain protocols, an informal tender will not. I touched on the point that this means that the buyer is not obliged to follow any particular course of action, allowing them much more flexibility. However, because there is much more flexibility, there is

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No Rules

Qualify a Tender

Before diving into the task of responding it is a very good practice to qualify a tender. Do You Want the Business? This is a no-brainer. If the contract doesn’t fit with your business don’t go for it. Are You Offering What They Want? If you are not offering what they want you won’t win.

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Bid No Bid

Tender Response Questions

When tackling tender response questions you will find that the questions tend to fall into categories. These are a sample: Straightforward Questions Straightforward Tender Response Questions: These are really easy to deal with, and require basic information such as company registration details, insurance information and so on. If you regularly complete tenders it is a good idea

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Need a Little Tender Help?

Responding to an invitation to tender (ITT) can be a stressful time. It is really important that any help is provided in the right way, and that it reduces the stress rather than adding to it. Effective interaction between you and the tender consultant will be critical. They must fit in with your ways of working. They

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